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  • on May 03, 2013

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    Great recipe, it's a take-off on an old Mexico City style recipe made with chicken called Tinga.

    Great Great eating...I add mexican chorizo to mine....my kids LOVE it.

    Help a local restaurant add it to their menu and they sell out when featured.

    Good Stuff, Miss Rachel. :

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  • on April 25, 2012

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    Bought a beautiful tied, $45, 6.5# roast at Whole Foods -- expensive but humanely raised & "humanely" slaughtered -- and should've cut off some of the fat, as there was a LOT when shredding the meat. I followed the recipe, ingredients-wise, but cooked the pork in my crock pot -- high for 1 hr, low for 7. Because the crock pot promotes so much liquid I used the full 12 oz of beer but only 1/2 C. of orange juice and 1 cup stock; I still had a TON of liquid to reduce. Next time I'll be MUCH more liberal with the kosher salt before browning the roast and will cut off some of the fat. My family really enjoyed it and we've got PLENTY of leftovers, even after setting some aside for the Pork Ragu recipe. The pickled onions are SO easy and really cut the richness/fattiness of the pork nicely.

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  • on November 10, 2011

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    My husband & I LOVE this recipe. He likes to mix it with rice. I can't stand beer so I use Asti Spumante instead.

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  • on September 12, 2011

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    Another hit from Rachel Ray. The recipe produced a lot of liquid which I strained from the pork for the tacos, but reduced a bit in case we wanted to add some for flavor. The taste of the pork was remarkable and really made the taco different from any shredded pork we have tasted.

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  • on July 28, 2011

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    DELICIOUS! This pork was very tender and juicy. My family loved it. We added white rice and pinto beans to our tortillas and we had plenty for the next day.

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  • on July 01, 2011

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    Great recipe. Easy to complete even for a novice. It takes a little longer to get cooking liquid to cook out I would give yourself an extra 10 to 15 mins. Fabulous tasting. I made this dish before I went in hospital for c section so I would have a great meal waiting on me when I got out! Great make ahead meal! Good the next day or 3 days later! Good job Rach!

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  • on June 04, 2011

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    This was enough to feed an army (my husband was tired of braised pork after day #5 :- but was a good method. The final braising liquid was still very watery after cooking for the length of time and it would have taken a very long time to really thicken it and concentrate the flavors a bit more -- if I make this again, I would definitely cut the braising liquid down.

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  • on May 21, 2011

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    Very tasty and spicy, we love this recipe. I skipped the cabbage, used fresh jalapenos and orange juice from a bottle.
    Substituted chops for the shoulder.
    Whichever cut of pork you use, the key is patting the meat dry and browning properly.

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  • on May 09, 2011

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    These were so amazingingly delicious! And so easy!!! We had plenty of leftovers to enjoy them again. I can't wait to make more.

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  • on May 04, 2011

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    This recipe was both relatively easy and delicious! The end result was not as spicy as I was hoping for so the next time I make it, I'll add in some of the seeds/ribs from the chili peppers. The pickled onions made it and the cabbage had the perfect crunch. We are making it again tomorrow for Cinco De Mayo!

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